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Key Terms- 10

• Territories ruled by a more Territories ruled by a more powerful mother country, powerful mother country, such as Spain, England and such as Spain, England and Portugal. Portugal.

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•What is a colony?

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This is someone who was born in Latin America and

had Spanish parents

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•What is a creole or criollo?

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• This person is of mixed Spanish and Native descent.

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•Who is a mestizo?

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• This person is a military leader who often led Latin American countries after independence.

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•Who is a caudillo?

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• Event in which the government changes violently or peacefully.

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•What is a revolution?

Key Facts- 10

• 10 pts. A large Spanish farm or plantation

10pts. 10pts. Person of Mixed African Person of Mixed African and White descent.and White descent.

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•10 pts. What is a hacienda?

•10 pts. Who is a mulatto?

Key Facts - 20

• When there weren’t enough Native Americans to work the fields, Spaniards found a new source of slaves along the west coast of this continent.

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•What is Africa?

Key Facts - 30

Give 3 reasons colonies wanted independence

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• What were colonists wanted• -individual freedom• -better treatment• -equality in society• -a chance to be part of the government• -to become part of the worldwide economic

trade

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• True/False• Spanish colonies had a social structure in

which everyone shared basic rights and equality

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• What is false?

• Social structure in Spanish colonies was based on Spanish heritage/bloodline

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• True/False

• There was great concern for the welfare of the Africans as they sailed from Africa to the

Americas

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• What is false?

• Unfortunately, there was • no care at all.

• Unsanitary conditions and overcrowded quarters

• were the norm

Potpourri- 10

• Name 2 major crops grown by slaves.

Potpourri– 10

•What was sugar, coffee, cotton, and tobacco.

Potpourri- 20

•Which group was at the top of the Spanish social classes?

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•Who were the peninsulares?

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• True/False

• Violence was needed to gain independence for all Western Hemisphere countries

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•What is false?

• Both Canada and Brazil gained independence in non-violent revolutions

Potpourri - 40

• True/False• Miguel Hidalgo led the revolution in Mexico.

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•What is True?• Miguel Hidalgo led the revolution in Mexico.

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• Ideas such as equality and voting rights are important thoughts from this movement.

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•What is the Age of Enlightenment?

Revolution - 10

Name 2 facts about Haiti’s

independence

Revolution – 10

• What were:

• -It was a violent revolution

• -It was the first country to gain independence in Latin America

• -It was unusual in that slaves started the revolution

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•When Brazil gained its independence, it was different than most Latin American countries. Give 2 reasons

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• What were:A.Brazil had a non-violent revolution

B.Brazil’s mother country was not Spain, but Portugal, instead

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• 25Pts. Question: True/False

• Dom Pedro led the revolution in Haiti

• 5Pts. Question: True/False• Brazil ended slavery as soon as it became

independent.

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• 25 pts. Answer: What is false?

• -In 1804, Toussaint L’Ouverture led Haitian slaves in a violent revolution

• -Dom Pedro granted Brazil its independence

• 5pts. Answer: False – Brazil ended slavery in 1888.

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• True/False

• In 1833, Jamaican slaves rebelled against their owners. Haiti’s revolution may have

influenced their uprising

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•What is true?• In 1804, Toussaint L’ouverture led Haitian

slaves in a violent revolution to gain their independence

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• Name at least 3 ways that life did NOT improve for people after independence.

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• The following could be used as examples:

- Slavery continued in Brazil for over 60 years.- Creoles had all the power.- Lack of equality for Natives, Africans, and

Mixed people.- 1 person often ruled the new countries.

Map Skills - 10

Lines of latitude north and south of Oahu

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•What are 21 and 22 degrees north latitude?

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Of Kauai, Molokai, Maui and Oahu, the island locate most east

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•What is Maui?

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Exact line of longitude for the island of Oahu

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•What is 158 degrees west longitude?

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Island west of OahuA. Molokai B. Kauai

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•What is Kauai?

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Exact location of Niihau

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• What is

• 160 degrees west longitude

• 22 degrees north latitude